A startup has raised $45 million in its effort to create a “privacy-first” cloud-computing platform incorporating blockchain technology, VentureBeat reports. Oasis Labs’ solution seeks to eliminate privacy limitations affecting blockchain adoption by adding protections that have not been seen with the technology. The company hopes its work can result in services such as machine learning to take place on the blockchain. “The Oasis platform aims to give users control over their data, and at the same time deliver superior performance and privacy capabilities. Our goal is to build the scalable and secure decentralized internet that puts users first,” Oasis Labs Chief Executive Officer Dawn Song said in a statement.
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